Volume 2, Issue 2 (2026) of AI & Antiquity, devoted to “Neurodiversity and Antiquity,” explores how Ancient Studies can move from a model centred primarily on individual accommodation towards more inclusive forms of educational design. Its contributions examine the intellectual strengths associated with neurodivergence, the experiences of neurodivergent educators, the reduction of barriers in tutorials and online learning environments, and alternative ways of structuring assessment without lowering academic standards. A central argument running through the issue is that inclusion does not mean making learning easier, but distinguishing more carefully between the disciplinary competences that must remain constant and the pedagogical conventions that can legitimately vary... More